A Regency Romance for Modern Day

A Regency Romance... with Wi-Fi, sarcasm, and a very inconvenient time traveler.

Rogue Wilder has her life exactly where she wants it-organized chaos.

By day, she teaches self-defense to kids who could absolutely take you down if provoked. By night, she runs a Jane Austen-themed tea room in Brooklyn, complete with scones, scandalous literary debates, and just enough Regency flair to keep things historically accurate.

It's not perfect (her dishwasher is broken, her staff is questionable, and her love life is...fictional), but it's hers.

Until she walks in.

Veronica Walsh is composed, brilliant, and slightly terrifying. She dresses like she stepped out of another century, and seems far too interested in Rogue for comfort. When she leaves behind a cryptic invitation, Rogue finds herself pulled into something far stranger than an awkward customer encounter.

Because Veronica is hiding a mysterious instrument of magical power that has no place in modern-day Brooklyn.

And when time itself starts to unravel, Rogue must navigate a world of Regency-era gossip, social calls, and romance if she ever hopes to recover her modern-day life.

Witty, romantic, and delightfully off-balance, A Regency Romance for Modern Day is perfect for fans of:

• Smart heroines with sharp tongues
• Slow-burn romance with undeniable chemistry
• Time travel with just enough historically grounded tension
• And anyone who's ever wished Jane Austen had written about modern dating (with better tea)

Some stories are meant to be read.
Others... are meant to be lived.